This seems like it would be more obvious. I use WordPress to manage content for an external site. The WordPress content is displayed via the WP REST API and I display content with ajax and JS to this remote site. (e.g. https://example.com//wp-json/wp/v2/pages/23). Everything is on SSL and it all works great. How can I simply make it so this ajax GET request is only allowed from a certain domain - the remote site? The WP API is only used to display data.
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I just had look at the php server variables and figure this out. $_SERVER['HTTP_ORIGIN']; was the one that I grab. Works like a charm!